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This test consists of 5 short answer questions, 10 short essay questions, and 1 (of 3) essay topics.

Short Answer Questions

1. Where was Yun when he heard his mother died?

2. What was the name of Yun's devotional Guide?

3. How did Yun get past the gates of the prison for his escape?

4. What was the condition of Yun's release?

5. What country did Yun go to when he got out of China?

Short Essay Questions

1. In Chapter Twenty-Five, what did Yun describe as the difference between the Western church and the Chinese church when it came to financial giving for missions?

2. In Chapter Twenty-Three, what was Yun's life like after the prison escape?

3. While Yun was in prison, his wife and mother worked their family fields. What did they do, and what was the result?

4. How did the Christians begin to help people who violated the "one child law" as Yun and Deling had?

5. In Chapter Nineteen, Yun had a realization about family and ministry. What was it?

6. Describe Yun's reaction to the "Back To Jerusalem" vision that was passed on to Yun by another missionary.

7. How did Brother Xu reach out to unify the Christians?

8. What was the Prophet Samuel Training Centre?

9. When the prison camp officials ordered the prisoners to write a plan for their lives, how was Yun encouraged to renew his walk with God?

10. In Chapter Twenty, how did the church experience disunity?

Essay Topics

Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:

Essay Topic 1

What was China's "One-Child Law"? Why do they have this law? Discuss the circumstances surrounding the reason for the law, and the inevitable horrific consequences for the Chinese people. How did this law effect Yun and Deling? Cite examples.

Essay Topic 2

According to the book, Brother Yun's life was filled with supernatural miracles from God that he could not explain away. Cite three different occasions when Yun believed God intervened in his life in a miraculous way, and the results of those miracles. Cite examples from the book to support your statements.

Essay Topic 3

Although Yun was imprisoned many times over the years, his mission remained the same whether he was in prison or free. What did he consider to be his main objective? Could the prison walls silence him? Cite two examples from the book where Yun reached out with the Gospel to men with whom he would ordinarily not have contact. What was the outcome? Do you think this helped Yun to understand God's plan for him?

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